Now that the Miss Maine pageant is over, does Bill Belichick’s girlfriend Jordon Hudson have her eyes on a much bigger prize?

We hear Hudson, 24, was making the rounds at the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit party at the Hard Rock Cafe in New York last week, with a source telling us she seemed to be trying to work the room to get close to the mag’s executives. 

“She was literally going around and introducing herself as ‘Bill Belichick’s girlfriend’ and it was like, ‘Ok what is your name?’ She would lead with Bill and not ‘I’m Jordon’,” says a party attendee.  

The source tells us Hudson did not walk the red carpet and seemed more interested in networking.  She was not invited to the event, we hear, but attended as someone’s plus one. 

“She was trying to meet the SI team and trying to get in front of the swimsuit team,” says a source.

“A lot of people show up to that party in the same way,” notes the source.

Hudson does seem comfortable in swimwear.

She recently came in third place in the Miss Maine competition in Portland in front of a crowd that included the storied former Patriots coach, 73. 

The two-day competition includes a swimsuit portion where Hudson showed off a teal bikini.

One widely viewed Instagram post features the fisherman’s daughter in a pearl bikini top and mermaid tail bottom being hooked by a fishing rod held by Belichick.

The Sports Illustrated bash drew this year’s cover stars Salma Hayek, Livvy Dunne, Jordan Chiles and Lauren Chan, and featured a performance by 50 Cent.

Also at the party were TikTok star Alix Earle, Brooks Nader, Elon Musk’s mother Maye, and Brianna “Chickenfry” LaPaglia.

According to a spy, Hudson was also seen trying to chat up the talent.

Appearing on the cover or even inside the famed annual issue can catapult models into stardom.

It is unclear what Hudson’s long-term goals are, though it’s clear she has an entrepreneurial spirit.

She has been, according to sources, acting as “CEO of Belichick Inc.” Her company, Trouble Cub Enterprises, filed for 14 trademarks with the federal trademark office, People reported, to reclaim various phrases coined by the coach which are currently owned by his former team, the New England Patriots.

Belichick has noted that he and his girlfriend share “both a personal and professional relationship.”